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UI/CLI - Update available password storage schemes #5636
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Description: Previously all the password storage schemes were hardcoded in the UI. Now dsconf can list all the current schemes the server supports relates: 389ds#5636 Reviewed by: spichugi(Thanks!)
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Description: Previously all the password storage schemes were hardcoded in the UI. Now dsconf can list all the current schemes the server supports relates: #5636 Reviewed by: spichugi(Thanks!)
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Description: Previously all the password storage schemes were hardcoded in the UI. Now dsconf can list all the current schemes the server supports relates: #5636 Reviewed by: spichugi(Thanks!)
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Description: Previously all the password storage schemes were hardcoded in the UI. Now dsconf can list all the current schemes the server supports relates: #5636 Reviewed by: spichugi(Thanks!)
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Description: Previously all the password storage schemes were hardcoded in the UI. Now dsconf can list all the current schemes the server supports relates: #5636 Reviewed by: spichugi(Thanks!)
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Description: Previously all the password storage schemes were hardcoded in the UI. Now dsconf can list all the current schemes the server supports relates: 389ds/389-ds-base#5636 Reviewed by: spichugi(Thanks!)
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Issue Description
Currently UI hardcodes the password storage scheme options. This needs to be improved. Ideally we should be getting the list of schemes from the server config (CLI RFE), and not by hardcoding the schemes into the UI code.
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